Zombie question

[BeBMan]

I think that's just the usual anti-zombie propaganda. They do have a lot of characteristics associated with being alive. But too bad, most people don't take time to find out about zombie culture if they meet a zombie, they're just interested in taking them out.

I think it's racist, or worse

[Nugog]

Originally posted by Blake
Hmm, to be on the safe side I'd stick with self defense.

[DrSpike]

If someone thinks they have had sex with or killed a zombie, vampire or werewolf, they shouldn't be accused of either necrophilia, bestiality, or murder.

But probably best to lock them up anyway.

[DaShi]

Originally posted by BeBro
I think that's just the usual anti-zombie propaganda. They do have a lot of characteristics associated with being alive. But too bad, most people don't take time to find out about zombie culture if they meet a zombie, they're just interested in taking them out.

I think it's racist, or worse

QFT

[Dis]

is it a good idea to point out zombies don't actually exist?

[Blake]

Precautionary Principle! knave.

[Lorizael]

Originally posted by snoopy369
Zombies are dead, not undead. They are corpses animated with the ability to move, but they are not Undead, which are thinking (sentient) creatures. They have no minds, and thus are not Undead.

Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure D&D is an authoritative source when it comes to this, and it disagrees with you; zombies are undead. Clerics can turn them, they use negative energy, etc.

[Heresson]

Originally posted by Dis
is it a good idea to point out zombies don't actually exist?

no

[Zkribbler]

Originally posted by Heresson
And if You start having sex with human, but he turns into a werewolf / zombie during sex?

Bill Cosby used to do a bit where a guy turned into a werewolf in the middle of a haircut.

"Uh, this is gonna cost you an extra $8."

Are they "undead." Wikipedia says "yes."

Zombie
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
This article is about the undead. For other meanings, see Zombie (disambiguation).

A zombie is an animated human body devoid of a soul. In contemporary versions these are generally reanimated or undead corpses, which were traditionally called "ghouls." Stories of zombies originated in the Afro-Caribbean spiritual belief system of Vodoun (Voodoo).

A thought ghouls were weirdos who dug up dead bodies and ate them.